I am migrating a VB6 app to .net. I have a datagrid that is not bound, in vb6 I was able to fire the dbgrid_UnboundAddData event by calling dbgrid.refresh, now in VB.Net this does not get called and the grid never gets refreshed (my refresh code is in teh UnBoundAddData sub.
How is this...
RiverGuy, Thanks I love it when it is that simple!!
This is part of a magration from VB6 to VB.NET so I am struggling with some of the .NET data access concepts. IS the concept here that the code 'update' sends the changes from the adapter to the dataset then the acceptchanges sends then to...
The insert and update commands ( as well as the select and delete commands) were generated automatically by draging and dropping the table on the form. There are listed below.
I assume they are correct by virture of the fact that VB.NET generated them, the 'big assume'!
Insert:
INSERT INTO...
Well that all makes perfect sense to me, but I thought it is all configured correctly.
I added the connection by drag and dropping the connection from the server explorer, as I did the adapter. The data set was added via the data menu (generate dataset). I of this completed without a problem...
I have a VB.NET application that has a ole connection, adapter and dataset. UI is a form that has text boxes that are populated from the database (DbAdapter1.Fill(Dataset)).
On the leave event for the textbox I run this code:
OleDbConnection1.Open()...
Problem solved.
I removed my default pst from Outlook (control panel - mail), added a new pst and made it my default.
Restarted Outlook, the phantom messages were gone.
Then imported my old pst data into my mew pst, all is still good.
Jack
I am having the same problem. I thought mine started when a programmatic meeting notification fails to be delivered. Please post any new info as it becomes available.
I have a Phaser 740, that I have replaced the toners, imaging unit, charge grid and fuser/fuser roll.
I am occasionally getting on glossy paper (including Tek 016-1704-00) phantom images. What I mean by phantom images are images that occurred earlier on the page being repeated (showing at...
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